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Paris trial opens over killing of Argentine rugby star Aramburu

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The trial for the 2022 killing of Argentine rugby star Federico Aramburu begins in Paris, with two far-right activists charged with murder. Read More: https://punchng.com/paris-trial-opens-over-killing-of-argentine-rugby-star-aramburu/

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